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    That's great! It does go well with the Black Watch

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    Especially like the Braemar cuffs. Well done!

    M.

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    That is really great. Nice job!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Webb
    That really does look great! About all I could do is sew on the buttons and they'd likely wind up crooked at that. Did you use a pattern of some kind or just eyeball it?

    Chris Webb
    It was based on my Braemar jacket I own

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    Thumbs up

    The jacket looks great. You and your wife did an excellant job.

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    You know you might be an X-marker if you start chopping up your old sport jackets!

    Impressive work! Looks good with the Black Watch.

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    Rex in Cincinnati
    At any moment you must be prepared to give up who you are today for who you could become tomorrow.

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    Wonderful work David - No one would ever guess this handsome kilt jacket spent its mis-spent youth hanging around with pants!

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    Oooh - that's fabulous!! What a _great_ idea and a fine job!

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    Incredible!

    You and your wife could make some bucks making such conversions for those of us with no hint of your talents.

    Ron
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt
    Incredible!

    You and your wife could make some bucks making such conversions for those of us with no hint of your talents.
    A very good suggestion!

    Over the years, Carol and I have enjoyed the pastime of browsing thrift stores for the excitement of finding that diamond in the rock pile (which, we have). Lately, after seeing your previous thread, Mr. Dalglish, I browse the men's jackets sections very carefully looking for just the right jacket to be modified. On one or two occasions I've spotted some very good candidates. But alas, we know no tailor with the requisite skill and understanding.

    If you ever consider accepting commissions, please let us know.

    Regards,
    Scott Gilmore

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